Sentence examples for mostly bespoke from inspiring English sources
The swaps are mostly bespoke, traded between two parties (who often offset the risk by trading with third parties, and so on) and would have been subject to huge counterparty risk if, say, a big dealer like Bear Stearns had collapsed.
Introduced by the 1998 Crime and Disorder Act, antisocial behaviour orders (asbos) have criminalised an apparently endless range of activities, subjecting thousands – mostly young and poor – to bespoke laws.
Named after famed clockmaker George Graham, the company manufactures mostly in Switzerland and uses a combination of bespoke movements as well as some modified ETA pieces.
His early work, mostly landscapes of the Dutch countryside, bespoke the realism featured in his academic training and a sense of order and surface geometry reminiscent of Jan Steen.
Apart from the bespoke kitchen, which was not cheap, we mostly used basic materials.
During the closing years of his life, he was mostly hidden from the public, occasionally wheeled out on a bespoke sandy-coloured chair to tour a new supermarket or visit a palace.
The reason for creating the bespoke videos was that the textbook examples were mostly outdated, featuring businesses that are unfamiliar to our students, or had lost relevance.
While VR has been growing in popularity in industry for a few years now, it's use has mostly been limited to large companies with budgets to build bespoke systems and software.
"This was bespoke medicine".
